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Too Much Fun
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Man Smart, Woman Smarter |
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Bad Luck |
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Richest Man* |
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Too Much Fun* |
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Give Me Some Of That* |
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Louisiana Down Home Blues |
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Zydeco Cha Cha |
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Lost In The Shuffle |
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Got You On My Mind |
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Squeaky Wheel* |
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I'm Not Guilty |
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You Used To Call Me |
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Louisiana Two Step |
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C.J. Chenier, Accordion, Alto Sax and Vocals
Clifford Alexander, Jr., Rubboard and Percussion
Harry Hypolite, Guitar and Triangle (vocal and recitation on You Used To Call Me)
Jamie Kelly, Guitar, Percussion and Background Vocals
Mark Major, Guitar and Percussion
John Frederick, Bass, Percussion and Background Vocals
Greg Gordon, Drums and Percussion
With
Vasti Jackson, Guitar
And The Memphis Horns:
Wayne Jackson, Trumpet
Andrew Love, Tenor Sax
Floyd Newman, Baritone Sax
Steve Eisen, Congas on "Zydeco Cha Cha" and "Man Smart, Woman Smarter"
Harry Hypolite plays guitar on all songs except "Give Me Some Of That" and "Richest Man".
Jamie Kelly plays guitar on all songs except "Man Smart, Woman Smarter", "Give Me Some Of That", "You Used To Call Me", "Got You On My Mind" and "Richest Man".
Mark Major plays guitar on all songs except "Squeaky Wheel", "Man Smart, Woman Smarter", "Give Me Some Of That", "Got You On My Mind", "Richest Man" and "Louisiana Down Home Blues".
Vasti Jackson plays guitar on "Man Smart, Woman Smarter", "Give Me Some Of That", "Got You On My Mind", "Louisiana Down Home Blues" and "Richest Man".
Produced by C.J. Chenier and Bruce Iglauer
Guitar arrangements by Vasti Jackson
Recorded and mixed by Sam Fishkin
Recorded at Ardent Studios, Memphis, TN
Mixed at Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL
Additional recording at Kiva Studios, Memphis, TN
Additional recording by Jeffrey Reed
Recording assistance by James "Left Of" Senter
Mastered by Jason Rau at Monster Disc, Chicago, IL
Packaging by Matt Minde & David Forte
Photos by Sandro Miller
Lyrics to Louisiana Down Home Blues by John Frederick
Alligator Records wishes to thank Ellis Pailet, Bill FitzGerald and Kerry Peace.
Very special thanks to Sam Fishkin, who was much more than an engineer.
C.J. wishes to thank: "My dad -- without him going through what he went through, a lot of us might not be where we are now; my mother -- without her I wouldn't be here; the band, 'cause it takes all of us to do it; all the people who come out to see us 'cause without them there'd be no us."
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